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Reply To: Vegetarian owner new to feeding raw bones – advice please!
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I am also vegetarian and have two rescues, so my dogs tend to “scarf” things. It took me some time to find the right bones for them that
1. they couldnt’ hurt themselves on (ei I have never fed chicken necks or bones that could become easily lodged for them)
2. They would be interested in gnawing at for a while. If there wasn’t enough meat on it to keep them interested, they won’t even start on the bone.
I have two smaller dogs, so I go with buffalo knuckels and neck slices (lamb and elk). they have been good at eating them nicely and not scarfing! I get them from the pet store (raw food pet store).
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